Six Drivers Are Fined Nine Forfeit Court Bond
Hocking County Judge James Stilwell fined six drivers between $5 and $35 in traf fic court on Saturday. Nine other violators surrendered bond. Beougher and McIntosh of Logan were each fined $10 and costs for speeding. Lemon of Logan $30 and costs for speeding. Hemmons of Cincinnati $10 and costs for failure to yield. Wollett of Union Furnace $10 and costs for no muffler and $35 and costs for reckless operation. Tremper of Logan $5 and costs with fine suspended for faulty brakes. Bonds forfeited: Klinebrier $50 for no license and $55 for speeding. McMillan $50 for no license. others forfeited bonds ranging from $20 to $25 for speeding.
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Logan
Hocking County
James Stilwell
Robert F. Beougher
William J. McIntosh
Larry L. Lemon
Jackie D. Hemmons
Cincinnati
Glenn E. Wollett
Union Furnace
Edythe Tremper
Larry E. Klinebrier
Haydenville
Leonard E. McMillan
Elizabeth A. Riley
Athens
Kenneth L. Balthaser
Lancaster
Ralph Edward Loudner
Nelsonville
Theodore A. Carter
Aramas
Calif
Patricia L. Diley
Douglas Leon Marshall
Zanesville
William B. Clauss
South Charleston
W. Va
Man Cited For Theft At Store In Kroger Case
Harold S. Fouch, 62, of Logan Star Route, cited into mayor's court for stealing two packages of cigarettes at Kroger Saturday. Charges filed by assistant manager Gary Smith at 12:45 p.m. Also cited, Alvin F. Culbertson, 74, for failure to yield on Front Street near Hocking, arraignment planned Thursday. Phillip Fortner, Logan Route 2, to appear Thursday on assault and threats at Wooden Shoe Inn Saturday night. Frederick L. Shorr, 22, of 323 W. Front St., cited for reckless operation on Mulberry Street Saturday night. Lawrence F. Flowers, 22, Rockbridge Route 1, charged with unnecessary noise at Main and Spring Streets. warrant on prior charge leads to mayor's court Thursday. Tom Farrell, famed New York miler, sidelined two months with a broken foot. United States hope in 800 meters.
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Logan
Harold S. Fouch
Logan Star Route
Kroger
Alvin FE
Culbertson
Front Street
Hocking
Phillip Fortner
Raymond McGrady
Wooden Shoe Inn
Frederick L. Shorr
Front St
Mulberry Street
Lawrence F. Flowers
Rockbridge
Main
Spring Streets
Hospital News and Historical Note on Nautilus Submarine
Hocking Valley Community Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter McQuade of New Straitsville. Admissions include Miss Erla Bishop and Emmitt Thompson, with several dismissals and transfers noted. A historical line recalls Robert Fulton building the Nautilus submarine in France around 1800 to aid naval efforts against Britain.
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Peter McQuade
New Straitsville
Erla Bishop
Shawnee
Emmitt Thompson
George E. Kanede
Logan
France
Robert Fulton
Priests Protest Probe In San Antonio Archdiocese
An 18 member commission begins fact finding into a priest revolt against Archbishop Robert Lucey amid calls for his resignation by 68 dissenting priests. Twenty witnesses seek to testify as the dispute unsettles the archdiocese serving about 500000 Catholics in 32 counties.
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San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio
Robert E. Lucey
Pope Paul VI
U.S
Pope Paul
Lucey
A Dam Lot Of Trouble Over Rivers
Saratoga Elementary first graders launched a bottle note into the North Platte River seeking a return. Emil Smith replied from Lexington Virginia claiming the bottle was found near Memphis Tennessee on July 29 1968 after drifting through the North Platte Missouri and Mississippi rivers and five dams.
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Saratoga
Wyo
Len Denson
Saratoga Elementary
North Platte River
North Platte
Missouri
Mississippi
Memphis
Driving Nuns Keep Faith Driving Nuns Keep Faith
Four nuns were seen driving near the Hi-Line on the Canadian border area. The car displayed a sign reading In God We Trust, noted as a display of highway safety and proper driving.
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Chinook, Mont
FTC Says Car Makers Push Sales Over Affordable Repairs
The FTC released a staff report criticizing automakers for prioritizing sales over warranty service and repairs. It cites a 1965 field study in the Washington area, noting poor car condition at delivery, difficult repairs, shoddy workmanship, and vague warranty terms. Hearings on warranties start January 9 with possible legislative proposals. additional probes by Senate antitrust subcommittee and Transportation Department are planned.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Washington, D.C
Warran
FTC
Congress
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Hart
Subcommittee
Transportation Department
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Sam Bruce
William Wahl
Shirley Flood
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